Keith Wattley - Oakland, CA
Attorney at UnCommon Law
Lawyers in Oakland, CA
220 4th Street Suite 201 Oakland, CA 94607
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Attorney 2013Mr. Wattey took a nice retainer from me, let me buy him lunch (that he took to go), saw my son in prison for 15 minutes, as a second thought because he was visiting another inmate. That was the end of it. I drove 3 hours to meet with him and he spent 10 minutes with me. He took his sandwich and left. He did zero, I never received an invoice and never heard from him again. I wouldn’t take the time to write this, but these guys know how vulnerable a mother is and they know how much we love our kids, we are the perfect target. It is so painful to be lied to, promised and taken advantage of by lawyers like Keith Wattey. I gave him my savings and believed him. I finally confronted him and he said sorry, but where’s my money? Ripped off. By the way, my son was 19 when he went in for attempted murder, no priors, disciplinary free for 16 years! AA chair, NA chair, Clerk to a Sergeant, vocational certificate, college grad with 2 degrees and etc. He is a perfect candidate for Keith and Keith walked away from a Uncomplicated win. We will do it without Keith. I owe it to anyone looking for Keith Wattey’s help to beware.
Contact
220 4th Street
Suite 201
Oakland, CA 94607
Phone Number: (510) 271-0310
Fax Number: (510) 271-0101
Website: http://www.theuncommonlaw.com
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